Iran’s New Diplomatic Offensive: Winning the Bypassing Trump: Iran Speaks Directly to the American People
In a striking shift, Iran has launched a coordinated diplomatic initiative aimed squarely at the American people—bypassing Washington’s political establishment entirely. President Masoud Pezeshkian’s open…
Mearsheimer: Trump and Netanyahu Would Hang at Nuremberg
John Mearsheimer on the US-Israel war on Iran:
“If there were Nuremberg trials where Israelis and Americans were brought before the court, President Trump along with Prime Minister Netanyahu and many of their advisors would be hanged. This is a genocide.”
A Thousand Years of Darkness: Iran’s Resistance Is Not an Accident
In recent weeks, as US and Israeli airstrikes have devastated residential areas across Iran, a small faction of Iranian expatriates has celebrated the destruction—openly declaring their alliance with foreign powers to achieve regime change. But their joy reveals not strength, but desperation. Drawing on a thousand-year-old lesson from Ferdowsi’s Shahnameh—the cautionary tale of Zahhak, the foreign tyrant invited into Iran by those who sought power—this analysis examines why Iranians have never forgotten that inviting the foreigner in leads not to liberation, but to centuries of darkness. As the United States and Israel discover that their hoped-for quick victory will not come, Iran’s historical consciousness and national resilience are proving that a nation built on millennia of awareness does not surrender.
